Usage examples (8)

• Ab hac morbi sponte saepe emanant, nulla alia cogente causa.
• Either would imply something of it remaining there while the emanant is elsewhere: thus separated from what has gone forth, it would experience local division.
• Those ascribing Intellection to the First have not supposed him to know the lesser, the emanant — though, indeed, some have thought it impossible that he should not know...
• Further, a vestigial cut off from its source disappears — for example, a reflected light — and in general an emanant loses its quality once it is severed from the...